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Here's another variation of Zoa, an OC Ga-matoran of lovely ever-quick-singsong from Tumblr.
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Majestic Cinque Torri peaks rise dramatically against a stormy sky, a breathtaking landscape rendered in striking black and white.
Found one of the long lost Iris spheres in my POV ray folder.
Nothing much is know about the exact use of those devices.
Im back!!!
first is the original LDD view, then the catia render that was the best i could do whit my previous pc, now i have a new pc that was able to handle the massive file that the ship is, rendered trought simlab, test quality
The Macro Mondays theme is fathers and this requires a backstory because it’s a tale of fathers and children. This was a 22 rifle, if memory serves me correctly. It was given to my grandmother by her dad so she’d have a weapon to protect her from rattlesnakes while out riding in Wyoming.
When my dad inherited it, he wanted to make it safe to be in our house. So he disassembled it, removed the firing pin, reassembled it and put shellac or polyurethane over all the moving parts. The bolt can not be pulled back, so no bullet can be put in the chamber, rendering it inoperable. This is context for the MM possibility.
ANSH scavenger14 “something old”
Composición digital de muchos Rodachines.
Modelado 3D en Rhino.
Render en Keyshot.
Postproducción en Adobe Photoshop-Lightroom
A Marine salutes the American flag during a wreath laying ceremony at the Marine Corps War Memorial in Washington. The ceremony commemorated the 70th anniversary of the battle for Iwo Jima. With most of the surviving veterans in their 80’s and 90’s, surviving Marines visited the memorial in remembrance of their brothers in arms.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Clayton Filipowicz/Released)
Two BNSF SD70MACs in the BN 'Executive' paint scheme sit coupled nose to nose while in the siding at El Pleasant, Texas, on January 12, 2020. A recent downturn in the coal economy has rendered these large locomotives surplus so the pair sits here in storage riding out the recession.
Read more about the 2020 John E. Gruber Creative Photography Awards Program: www.railphoto-art.org/connections-2020/
Here's Tellu, an OC Le-matoran of lovely ever-quick-singsong from Tumblr.
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This render is a copy of one of Anders Löfgren's photos. I really suggest you to follow his work, I love his architectures and his games of shadows and lights.
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© 2016 - Anders Löfgren - Gabriele Zannotti
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The Son of Man (French: Le fils de l'homme) is a 1964 painting by the Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte.
Magritte painted it as a self-portrait. The painting consists of a man in an overcoat and a bowler hat standing in front of a low wall, beyond which is the sea and a cloudy sky. The man's face is largely obscured by a hovering green apple. However, the man's eyes can be seen peeking over the edge of the apple. Another subtle feature is that the man's left arm appears to bend backwards at the elbow.
@ 2015 - Gabriele Zannotti - zanna
Folds of hills dipping down into the river valley have become "peninsulas". A barrage to the left now holds back the water, a river drowned; to make this lake. On the right, immersed in gloom is a museum of odd construction, with spaces unusable from the odd fixation on every institution now having a doppelgänger existence as an "event venue"; an empty shell, a useless void.
Low cloud makes for a gloomy Sunday afternoon. The small sailing craft are out and sunbeams reaching through makes them shine. I thought to say that they were rendered luminous. Instead my mind was cast back to what was here, how it left and the emptiness it created.
Where there's a museum there was a hospital. Where there was a wild shore there is concrete and glass. A rotten little Government, twisted, dark with a corrupt core made a land grab for a developer's joy: shoreline apartments. In return, the hospital, a stout building, would be demolished, a museum built. The smokescreen for this evil was a public spectacle — all come to the lake, we're blowing up your hospital. So they came. Not all left in one piece. The daughter of a gentle family known to me, on a Sunday afternoon like this, left with shrapnel, part of that stout hospital's skeleton lodged in her skull. She never returned.
The memorial stone around this shore, a park in her name, a PR machine, no one held to account, the politician's, the developer's win…No this wasn't rendered luminous. This place, that place — they're rendered ludicrous.
Well, that was really something.
Yesterday's Tesla Cybertruck launch was certainly eye opening.
I, like many, was wondering when Elon Musk was going to say "Just kidding. It actually looks like this...."
But he didn't.
The specification though, was very impressive. From the corrosion resistant stainless steel bodywork, high-strength windows (despite the unexpected failure when designer Franz von Holzhausen threw the ball at the side windows), and air suspensions which could raise and lower the truck.
Tesla's raison d'être though, is vehicle electrification. Here Musk's vision of an emissions-free world including light-duty trucks led to the creation of the Cybertruck.
To this end, the Cybertruck includes a large battery, providing a vehicle range between 250 miles and 500 miles, depending on the specification. One clear transformation in electric vehicles is startling performance, and the Cybertruck impresses with a 0-60 mph time of 2.9 sec in the highest spec tri-motor model. Even base model performance equals the quickest internal combustion pickup models from competitors.
However, all this was somewhat overshadowed by what everybody watching the launch could see - a vehicle which looked unlike any pickup you had ever seen before, save for perhaps in a sci-fi film set in the future. It was obvious that even the crowd, many of whom were Tesla employees, were clearly shocked at what they saw.
And perhaps this was the point. The Cybertruck is a compelling vision of what a pickup from the future could be. That future is coming sooner than many would believe, thanks to Tesla and the many projects the company has worked on to deliver in the past decade or so.
Still, I was waiting for Elon to roll out the real truck.
[P.S. I know it is very early in the piece to admit this, but the more I look at it the more it grows on me.]
An all-terrain, single seat, dual engine vehicle concept. Steering is via diferential drive left-right side wheels.
2005 3D Studio Max 5
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One of the many bizarre things you can see in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is an interior courtyard in caesar's palace. The sky is projected onto a ceiling and changes throughout the day. This one is worth seeing larger so you can see the detail.